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past years, the democratic national convention has reached artists like billie eilish, john legend, and katy perrybut at the rnc last night they had a cover band, and whatever this is. ♪ ♪ yeah it's the mayor of magaville baby ♪ ♪ you know who we gonna vote we voting donald trump baby ♪ ♪ donald trump baby ♪ ♪ america needs saving america needs saving ♪ ♪ vetting trump trump baby trump trump baby ♪ [ laughter ] >> anthony: haven't donald trump's ears been through enough, though? [ laughter and applause ] but i'm looking forward to all the maga rap groups performing this week. run rnc -- [ laughter ] assault and peppa -- [ laughter ] bone spurs and harmony -- [ laughter ] cypress hillary's emails -- [ laughter ] oh, and here's my favorite -- the wu-klux-klan! [ laughter and applause ] that wasn't the only tribute to trump last night. a lot of people wore bandages over their ears. out of solidarity. and stupidity. [ laughter ] these are the same folks who wouldn't put a piece of cloth on their face during covid, because they thought it looked ridiculous. [ laughter ] and for all the other fascists,

malcolm perry, who was eating salmon croquettes at lunch, and suddenly he gets a call saying that we have an emergency. we have president john f kennedy on a gurney and. breslin brilliantly captures what that was like. then, of course, he does the the grave digger column. then he goes back to new york and i came across a colony had written on thanksgiving morning so it's only a few days after assassination it's morning if any guy deserved the day off it was breslin but that's not how he was wired. i don't think he knew there was more to tell. so what does he do? he goes to the automat on eighth avenue and 34th street on thanksgiving morning, and he describes these men, most of them living in rooming houses, living alone, and they have nowhere go on thanksgiving. and so breslin there i just want to read you how he ends the column if i can chuckle it here hold up from thank you. so you go. go on, monsignor. bless bless me with that. thanks. so this is how he ends it. he says outside eighth avenue was vacant a few cabs moved by now and then a bus. the few people on the street, old and alone. there were some post office workers.

john doe number 2. ♪ at that point, of course, they had no idea where in the world is timothy mcveigh. ronan: they don't realize that their guy, their suspect, is sitting in a jail in perry who is, undoubtedly, going to make some kind of bond arrangement and let him drive off into the sunset. but for the fbi, they're man hunters, and the first thing they did was do a national crime information center search to see if he'd contact with law enforcement. and we found out shortly after the bombing, an oklahoma highway patrolman, charles hanger, arrested him. man: he was in the process of being led to the courthouse for a bond hearing when that phone call was made and could have walked free in as little as 30 minutes. ♪ we jumped in the helicopter and flew up there as fast as we could get there. so, we went in and confronted him. they said, "do you know why we're here?" and he says, "it's about that thing in oklahoma city." clark: had this whole investigation been delayed a few hours, timothy mcveigh probably would have been gone. hanger: i've always said that it was divine intervention that put all those things in place. ♪ clark: the word gets out that the person arrested fo

perry winkle stage. we have to take our story to voters, because ultimately that's who has the final say, the american voters. >> i want to play a clip of senator johnetterman last night. take a listen. >> donald trump is back here, and democrats, we panic,, and our pants, and after felonies they show up and dress up like him and go in on it, and like stand by our president through this. >> you know, congresswoman, i've been saying this for while, maybe it is time for democrats to take a page out of the gop playbook. they have circled twice impeached liable for sexual assault nominee. why focus on one debate performance instead of amplifying the successes of that first administration for joe biden and to see and emphasize the importance on donald trump, who is such an existential threat to american democracy? >> so, katie, this has become the media narrative for the past nine days. and that's what people are responding to. and we all saw the debate. i'm not going to pretend that we had a great night last thursday, but what i know is that we have 3 1/2 years of progress that we need to continue to build upon, and that's to elect president biden and s

john, we know you're looking to go too far away. we'll leave it as to now. uh, we'll come back to in a little while, but we can join a bumper, perry, professor in presidential studies at the university of virginia joins the staff in charlottesville, in virginia. it has to, besides miss perry that all conversation was going to be about what it's going to be like to be president. and what type of vice president's might double trump choose the events of taking a tub in a different direction. i just want to get your reaction to what perhaps you've seen and what you've heard. my heart is skipping a be i have to tell you honestly, um i think i think i'm okay but i, i just it's a collection of that and, and my stomach to be honest with you because i have to report, i'm old enough to remember when president kennedy was shot and killed in dallas and 1963. and i'm thinking back to a presidential candidates who had our victims of assassination attempts and was successful. robert kennedy and 1968, the president's brother, a gun down in los angeles at the height of victory avoiding the california primary that night. and so, and so i just, it t